Event Series Great Trees of Green-Wood

Great Trees of Green-Wood

It’s what we wait for all year: the explosion of colors from hundreds of flowering trees and plants across Green-Wood. This feast for the eyes only lasts for a few weeks, so don’t miss it! Lace up your walking shoes and get ready to post like crazy on Instagram as you discover these blossoms for ... Read more

Event Series U’ncuontru

U’ncuontru

A film by Adrian Paci On loop in the Historic Chapel April 1st–April 17th, 10am–5pm Adrian Paci’s U’ncuontru (2021) was inspired by the religious ritual of the ‘Madonna vasa vasa’, which takes place every year on Easter Sunday in the Sicilian town of Modica and is attended by thousands of onlookers. After a long procession, the statues of ... Read more

Embalming: History and Modern Process

How are the dead prepared for burial? Well, that all depends on who you ask, where they are from, and what century they are living in. Licensed funeral director Kari Northey, better known to millions of YouTube viewers as, Kari The Mortician, will lead this virtual deep dive into evolution of body preparation and disposition, ... Read more

Event Series U’ncuontru

U’ncuontru

A film by Adrian Paci On loop in the Historic Chapel April 1st–April 17th, 10am–5pm Adrian Paci’s U’ncuontru (2021) was inspired by the religious ritual of the ‘Madonna vasa vasa’, which takes place every year on Easter Sunday in the Sicilian town of Modica and is attended by thousands of onlookers. After a long procession, the statues of ... Read more

Event Series U’ncuontru

U’ncuontru

A film by Adrian Paci On loop in the Historic Chapel April 1st–April 17th, 10am–5pm Adrian Paci’s U’ncuontru (2021) was inspired by the religious ritual of the ‘Madonna vasa vasa’, which takes place every year on Easter Sunday in the Sicilian town of Modica and is attended by thousands of onlookers. After a long procession, the statues of ... Read more

Event Series U’ncuontru

U’ncuontru

A film by Adrian Paci On loop in the Historic Chapel April 1st–April 17th, 10am–5pm Adrian Paci’s U’ncuontru (2021) was inspired by the religious ritual of the ‘Madonna vasa vasa’, which takes place every year on Easter Sunday in the Sicilian town of Modica and is attended by thousands of onlookers. After a long procession, the statues of ... Read more

Cremation: History and Modern Process

This sweeping review of the history of cremation will take us from humankind’s earliest known cremation—in Australia over 32 thousand years ago—to its impact on modern funeral practices. Along the way, Joan of Arc, Walt Whitman, Mahatma Gandhi, and Whitney Houston will all make appearances in this engaging, lively talk led by funeral director Amy ... Read more

Event Series U’ncuontru

U’ncuontru

A film by Adrian Paci On loop in the Historic Chapel April 1st–April 17th, 10am–5pm Adrian Paci’s U’ncuontru (2021) was inspired by the religious ritual of the ‘Madonna vasa vasa’, which takes place every year on Easter Sunday in the Sicilian town of Modica and is attended by thousands of onlookers. After a long procession, the statues of ... Read more

Event Series U’ncuontru

U’ncuontru

A film by Adrian Paci On loop in the Historic Chapel April 1st–April 17th, 10am–5pm Adrian Paci’s U’ncuontru (2021) was inspired by the religious ritual of the ‘Madonna vasa vasa’, which takes place every year on Easter Sunday in the Sicilian town of Modica and is attended by thousands of onlookers. After a long procession, the statues of ... Read more

Green-Wood’s Hidden Treasures: A Preservationist’s View

Green-Wood is an immense place, and a visit to our grounds can be overwhelming. What should you see? What direction should you go in? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! This new series of tours, led by the Cemetery’s expert staff, provides a behind-the-scenes exploration of art, history, and nature. For this morning’s walking tour, ... Read more

Green-Wood’s public programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, as well as the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

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